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Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
Tho BANKER 10 karope.

VIENNA, Dec. ~ The Hew Free
Pie,s says King Miinn, OF Servin, re
plying g. an aodress Of ooDRrs.ulstion
presented to him by tho Chamber 0f
Deputies, said she present rnnme:.t was
frauaht with danger To Eusope. II a
COL .ot bot wecn GeImauio and 8 av
IL ess shcud ever occur, bs ssid Strvia
should n participate . but should re-
III ain q 81 scta'or. IL would be iD pos
sible to GsrmAnize Serviau Inc iviou u
Ally, bu. Is might be Siavicizad. Then
It woun disappear. The Onrenovitch
family (his fanily) live ouly tor the
5e, Wan toea "My desire." he con
tiuued, "is 20 follow my family tiaGi.
tons, which are the gecret OF my fer
eign policy"
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
PUBLIp rALES.

DUBJIC SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
Il being about to discontinue farming. will
sell at public ale at his reside, ce on the Phila-
delphia pike near .he Practical Farmer,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27TII. 1887,
Commencing at IL O'Clock, noon.
The folioH!ng property: good work 6r
driving horses, horse. brow, S yrs. old, I61&
hants iRh, good worEer and driver fine
black Patchcn colt, large size. wears old In
June: bay Patchen Colt, 2years old.
20 cows, 10 with calves by their sides the hal
ancesDri ayers; several Il ne Alderney helfers
l Durham bull: pair Of good Young oxen
sowss with pigs by their side, Chester county
whites.
Two horse wagon bread tires. horse cart OK
cart both broad tires: Gernantuwn WAGON no
top buggy; uEs; milk wagon. hay rigging for
horses hay iRgip z for oxen roller for either
horses or oxen 1cOrn shrller clod cru sher twin
harrows and ltivators plows double or sin
Gle harm SIS pow harness hay fork aHd rope
lot Oi log chatGs Bic Sfort q Hoffman combin
ned drill telegraph haV cutter grain fan grain
cradl" scythts | tof hog heads and baI rails 3
dozen grain bags lot of4O and 20 quar- milk
ms and ips shovels spades forks po t boring g
machine " buntcs Of 70 der 30 tons of good
timo hy hay lot of Old iron, etc.
Terms All SUI o. SO and under cssN all
sums over hat amOunta credit Cf @ months
VIII be given on purchaser giving a bankable
note with an approved endorser.
wM.P LOGGF.
l.. W. Sddham & Son, Auct5. dc 2.3td-Itw
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FALL SUITS.

Gentlemen desiring their clothes TO 4,
as nicely and perfectly as possible can b,
suit d by Mr.. James Harding, Merchan
Tailor. No. S16 French street. Patrons o
Mr.. Harding, who are among our prom
nent and influential citizens, have q
pressed themselves as exceedingly CON
Portable and greatly pleased with the nea
at OF their garments, which are alway
made in the latest style. French Eng
lish and cashmere suitings and clsths
all kinds, of the latest styles, are alway,
on hand. As cool weather and busy
times are now fast approaching, gentle
men should call and see the styles at once
s9S 3m
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
INFANTILE
SKIN DISEASES.

Our oldest child, now six years ofage, when
an infant six months old was attacked with a
virulent, malignant skin disease. All ordinary
remedies falling, we called our famil ply 81
clan, who attempted 70 cure il but it spread
lower portion Of the it'll. fcllow's person, from
the middle of his back down TO his knees. was
one solid rash, ugly, painful, blotched and
malic Gus. We had no rest at night, no peace
by day. Finally, we were advised to try tn o
CuTlcrRA kEMEoIEs. The effect was simply
plete cure was wrought leaving the little fel-
lows person as white and healthy as though
he had never been attacked. In my opinion
day he is a strong healthy child, perfectly
well, no repetition of the disease having ever
occurred. GEO. Is. SMITH,
Atty at Law and Ex-pros. Atty, Ashland, o
RErERRN. E: J.G. Weist, Druggist, Ashland, y
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24

DUBL'C SALE OF HOLIDAY
s. Cords at the auction rooms, III Fact Al
street, commencing this (MokD AY) evening,
December 10, Mt O'Clock. and continuing
every evening during the week, consisting Of
ladiei' and gents solid goid watches, Amcrl-
can and Sw IS watche seal and wedding rings,
With Il line of jewelry. fancy goods, opera
glasses, accorlions, clothing, bibles, books,
&C., which will he on inspection all the " eek,
di0-6t l.. W. STIDHAM & son, Aue.s,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
A Strange sight

in Mount Vernon the other day was a
man moving ON the ice The swamp,
which was too wet to NOW in sum
mer, had frozen Overland good swath
was being cut, pitched into the
"rack," and hauled home for bedding.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
PURE CANDIES

We are now prepared to supply all who
wish with pur and dunaiulterated corfec.
tons Of our own manufacture, which we
warrant free from deleterious colorirg or
favoring matter We make our goods,
an not only use the best and purest ma
trrials, but also sell them at bottom
prices. Come and see US. Fiae candies
in boxes for presents specially.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN

Are born into the world every day with some
ccz natous affection, such as milk crust, scall
head, srurf, or dandrufi, sure TO develop into
an agoniZng eczems. the itching, burning,
and disfguration OF which make life pro-
longed torture unless properly ire-ted.
warm bath with COTIcuBA SOAP, an ex-
quisite skin Bcsutifer, and single applica-
ton OF CUTICURA, theGr at Skin Cure, with a
little CUTiCUHA REsOLvENT, the New Blood
Rress Of the disease, and point 10 u sdeedy and
permanent cure.
Hence, no mother who loves her children,
who takes pride In their beauty purity and
heal h, and in bestnwing upon them child's
greatest inheritance, IA skin without a blem-
ish, and a body nourished by pure blood, -
should fs to make trial Of the LU1CURA
REMEDIES.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTiCURA. 5oc.
the P6TTER DR6G AND CHEMIGAL Co.,
Boston, Mass.
s1-Send for .'How 10 Cure Skin Diseases, y
pages. 50illustrations and lc0 testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24

DOARDiNa-FkOH AND OoMMU.
I'D nfoatinR rooms. with or without poa I'd
iurnished or un!uTnisbed. Apply at 4os h.
Bth street. diq-Sts
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24

n heu baoy WAS sack, we gave her CasiOi ia.
~ hen sh was a Child, she cried for Css orfa
When Bhe became Nisk, she cilnS to Cas- oria
torLa.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24

- MtN WITH A SM ALL
f,i, yor1 on farm and run q
Iscte. 4,lss and prfvilsges al
No NawPORr. this ofhce ;
I, l..c:saoe snd wages dcsire 1.
dl7tf
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24

|ED TWO TIN AND SHEET
.sfLats, work mostly Inside,
Il. mcr steady Job all winter.
kEGk HrLi ls,
:. MARKET strett- deeH ~
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Mechanics Ex 'hange and EAsi-
neers' Supp v Depot,
MO. I5 Market ST., VIII, Dea.

Mechanics aad snsineers desiring supaGR
Tent parties wishf z msc1anics, engtneaG6
eto par les having Dlstnes, which thl9
vi IN to close out parties wishiag TO par
chase business Of any kint, wiii pIeQ0o
write n or osll IN persoa givsnS n -
par iouiars FERNS liberal
We arc tlso open, 20 soil on oom0isaoQ.
~ old or hsw m 90 iasry parties nay have
to offer. SO d as full de crtption "a WNaa
you have, Stating selling pries, saojoot =
our oenmfsaton. For further tafSrMAasn1
addrose
Mechanics Exchange
Ne. Is Market st., VIII, Dea
nsoJt0S-ssa-slt
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
EDWARD MELCHIOR

-DKALER IN
Guns, Rifles, Pistols and Ammunition Of
all kinds Canv IS Goods, BreechloadinR
Double barrel Guns from $500 up.
Call before going elsewhere at
VIA KING sr8EEr. yspu
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24

ki,-.Iip.LS ! TOLEARH THE
Il ,aao- Eygtem ~ lils King
II N.,l, etc. made 20 1fdor;
kgs.!.. ~. 10 measu 70. n1ieo12m
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24

NOTICES

fSAD,Et}
,a,l W -oAHD OF IRsc-
,sE THREr AND ,RwsR
n ASNF ; n olrner
Il.o.,t - t's., sec nd floor.
FL Deo ~. 1887.
3s' n. SOs. , N. Tuesday, Do
| ,s,o y fedl < oonneli streel
!. uAnPEaFER. ,R.
. Presid. mt.
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kD 80 PERSONS WANTING
kltlGr for hotels restAurants or
I les can be accommodated by call
flnilsson 10 diligence ONCE sos
ian2D-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
MI Watt

IN, becomes dry ti'in' ss ana
.''l sr'ps the attention needed needed
s,.'' p. beauty and vitality, J;
H. ~ ,ciIet.tahle a bottle sie,ua .,
4. !, yIsor the only dressing ,'s,,I
r de bair-and use seam a niue; ans
..re the natural color anu
1o, pei, sharon Grove, Ky,
hs,,l apu,i months ago my hair
.n'rc out, and in a few
'"I 1","s vas almost bald. l
re5jes, p'.a but they did no
In soncst a bottle Of Ayers
IN af,er using only a part
L,c,s. Iny head was co'o'oN
.,ovth Of hair. ! recon-
.ra,ion as the best hair
Ebs world y 49,.
IT,. faded and dry" writes
{,,5,. Q! Dclavan, Ill,i " but
|, hottie Of Ayers Hair vigor
and glossy
Is PsHairVigor,
percsts and Ferfumers.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24

b. Ks, CHAMBER
! hiuali-grOwn girls for private
.llscuce offioe. English and
j lsa :, 'ireCL dt2-eDd-Ih
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24

b. CHS SrLEHEa BOAb.
h. TC.tt.est. Good Q ocomo-
dec22 ets
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24

~ y ID BIhL ron Gen
lsEnsyfg. Apply 81 No. 2Lo
t., dgl-St
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24

l-5 Or = BOABDERS IN
be nuly. First Q ass aoco m.
Apply al 2n6 W. xth e. d20-bt
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24

lpApV'l Srin and Scalp preserved and
DHDl ID be ,utited bg CCrlCURA MhDI-
GATED SOAP.
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asntso

En--l sELI., ONr 0 II. p.
Pa,t. o,i.or ana 4 II r. UpriR mt
ksd 1,der; soij Only on sooount
t,r.l for tho psr.iss'increasfng
{ilfsN,i cheap Osli or addres,
N E.iiDrl'. engineers and ma
IN, Dal. c@WS
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24

ID WOMAN FOR GEN
.g,'woJS. Apply at AIN,
|ail'ysirrCt. di3-2t
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24

BOARDING FOUR NICE YOUNG
- men can get nice large front second
story room. with or without boArd In q private
family. Reference required. No. ss5 fatnaii
street. dl4-l2t
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
Fw saie

EOK SALE-JosEPA HuRNER ~
e has ius. received q tpc aHcrt- ~
msnt OF HarlE mountain au Anders ~
burg rollers and liz Hd canaries; also rod
birds. southcaet corner Eighth and Ben
net streeu. d2..lis
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24

D-At ENERGETIo AND
,haa . canvass and o)lleot.
iilsei e., "a door. d2l-
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24

7 OST-ON 22ud INST "A SEAL
, skin drive glove, b tween and and Tat
nall, and. Second sndl Orange streets. The
hnder viii be rewarded bv leaving ~ PAGAN
a Co. IS livery stable IA Orange street. d23-2ti
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-20

Nature has 10 set her seal on the fan.
tures Of Shetzline. the big first basemsn Of
the Wheeling club, and Gale sylyis, OF
the leland Hoae Company, that one
mould seem5 to have suiiced in giving
lie to both. Tho two Dromioa we're as
night to day in comparison with the count
erparta Of the fireman and the base ball
player, and were one really the Dromio Of
Epheaua and the other the Dromio of
Tyre tho puzzle might resolve itself into
the solution whether Tyre was the Dromio
Of Ephesus, or Dromio the Ephesus Of
Tyre. In lact, the siamese twins would
live again in public wonder and muaeum
Story had they but tho connecting link Of
a bologna cartilage. So much do thew
look alike in manly beauty and lordly
mein that Gale is oitsn asked by base bali
enthusiasts "Nhy he didn't 20 home on
that base hit" During the progress OF
the fire Saturday night, shetz!ine was
standing on the back river bridge contem.
plating the grandeur OF the conhaeratioa
when some one stepped up and said.
Gale, why amt you at tho fire!'' Shetz.
line excused Sylvia: suppose dereliction in
duty by, calmly informing bis inouiaitor
that "he was not on duty then" So far
nos this mistaken recognition gone that
the humor OF the ersoya grow on them
ana drew them together in ties OF friend
ship, and yesterday they had their photo.
graphs taken together. shetzline SAYS he
wanted 1t lake home to his vile to show
her that he bad found man as ugly as
he was, 49, \ 7a's- - - -
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THE "L1TrLE NUGGET,
Tho Fanniost Farelcal Piece Soon Here for
0.B ,G" Many n Day. 49,

Tho Funniest Farclcal Piece Soon Here for
Many Day. l5l7
Last evening the sleson.C awthorn COM
pany opened weeks engagement at the
Grand Opera House in Little Nugget =
in some respects the very funniest play
ever seen on Wheeling stage. The fame
Of tho comedy and the actors had pre-
coded it hero, and the house was packed
clear to the doors-uncomfor!ably full,
in & fact. And how tho enormous
drowd . did yell with p laughter
and make tho walls ring with applause.
The company is composed Of capable peo-
pie, and there 10 q good deal OF unusually
nice singing aud dancing. But the fun
is the great feature, aside from the fine
voice OF Miss sisson, who 10 q refined
soubrette, and in her line much above the
average. The play is sure to draw crowd.
ed houses through the week. This
evening the management with unusual
!iberality will admit all newsboys free,
aud tomorrow afternoon at the matinee
tho orphans in tho North Wheeling
asylum. ST. Johns Home and the Chill
dren's Home will DO admitted free with
the heads Of the Institutions. Those who
enjoy nnmixed lun and pleasing vocal
music should not foil to eee ths piece.
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local BREvlT1Es.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About

matters OF MINOR moment In nnu AbOut
Three marriage licenses were iaaued yes.
terday. 'HH5f si(3i,5,-
oSE deed Of trust was admitted 10
record yesterday. 7gaI
JosHPH eCurLL md James Dixon loft
yesterday for McUonnellsvllle, o. to ct.
tend the fair. ma 3Ba MAJ 1E5
A rLoURlsHIHa new G. A. Z. post hos
just been mustered In at Finch, village
in Richie county. G#EaGi{NlR
eAM DARKLEY received a dispatch from
Pittsburgh late yesterday evening, and
left for that place on the late train. A.
Miss srEALEY, Of Tyler county, ono
young lady from Bellaire, and three from
Wheeling entered the Female College
yesterday. il 8..I,
The Ialand Chautauqua Circle will 70.
organize, elect officers and receive new
members this evening at the realdence Of
Mrs. N. Il, E.zter on Indiana street.
REAL ESTATE AGENT HALLEE yesterday
sold the Joy properly TO Frank Grpso tor
s., 200, and the Engelhardt property, In
tho Sixth ward, for Hudson & Bayha, 10
Philip Youngman, Tor 5000.
"a had runaway occurred on tho M.
tionRl road just beyond Bridgeport, yes.
teriay afternoon, by which O buggy was
badly broken up, but fortunately no one
was hurt. The buggy belonged In this
city. -,5an a5sl'
THE funeral Of Mr.. Z. M. Heyman yes.
to-day WAC largely attended by borrowing
relatives and friendo OF the family. He
was q young man JUS! In the primo OF lite
aud was held In high eateem by bis M.
merous acquaintancss. Tho floral offer.
ings wero most beautiful and appropriate
His parents, brothers and sintels have the
sympathy Of the community In their Had
bereavement. tfst sAtrf50 u.s. q
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to rec.
ord decd made September 8 by Ids NJ.
Joy and Mathew, her husband, to Frank
Gruee, in confederation OF 81. 200, Tor the
north half OF lot 4 In Square "a In South
Wheeling. Also decd made September
10 by William q. Hildreth, Of Ksneas
City, to susan L. Hildretb, Of Wheeling,
| In confederation Of ST. 200, for tho one.
tenth interest in the property occupied by
Kraft Bros. ( Roaenburc, on the west side
Of Main street, north Of Fourteenth.
MANAGER GENTngR has signed CON
tract with 7. II. Winnett, Of New York,
for the appearance here Of the celebrated
lnelo.dsanat;c n.ar, Mr.. J. 3. Studley, who
will appear at the Grand Opera House
three nights and ono matinee, commencing
on Thursday evening, September 20. Mr.
| Strdley will amman in the orO1t drama an
troduced here with all tho grand scenic
and mechanical eGecte, original music
correct appointments, etc, as produced d
Harry Miners Peoples Theatre, New
York City; Grand Opera House, San Fran
cisco, CAL, &c. 'Rl "A.
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bridgeport.

The new Aooring in the KirkVood
bridge ia about completed. ~
W. B. Cash, County Clerk, was in iii
city calling on friends yesterday. 7i.4 ]''-'
Mrs Rebeccs Wella, OF St. Joaeph. No,
is visiting Mira. N. =. Hukill. II :!
Mrs. Nebb Murphy, Of Hendrysbury, O.
returned home yesterday after a visit T.
friends here. j7 Jf-. fGlii-- III =
A camping party composed Of six worth,
citizens left yesterday for Tenants tun.
mel to begono two weeks. i@! -
Frank Fisher left yesterday morning
for trip through Guernsey county In the
interest Of J. Q. Dent & 90. 7.SS Is -
Yesterday afternoon little rumpus o. a.
cured on Bank street, in front Of Howell,a
drug store, in which Allen Phillips nj
Charley Bennett, colored, on the head
with q CLANS pitcher. The vessel was
broken into fragment, a piece flying and
striking Billy Nuzum on tho head.
Phillips escaped. Bennett is uuhurt. with
the exception Of o lump tho blow raised
on his head. = $50 ~
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In the absence OF shessline, Kimber
played fret; and was as much at home
there as in the box. Curtin umpired
fairly enough. The same clubs play again
today, Following ia the ecora: = -
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THE LADELLE FIng.


Yesterday morning Mr.. Harry North.
wood, manager Of the LsBello Glass
Works, and Mr.. Flint, asa|stant manager,
went to Brilliant 10 confer with parties
there concerning tho leaelnS OF the Bril-.
liant works, 80 that they might be able to
resume work and fill orders In OF least
two weeks. The interview ended in their
being unable to gain poaseaaion OF the
works at present. The Brilliant works are
more desirable, being moro fully equipped
with pots than the Union at Martins
Ferry; the Union only having two pots
while the Brilliant has five. Il Ia o. yet
undecided what course will DO pursued In
regard to tho Union Glasa Works, It being
hardly large enough In which to all tho
immenae orders Of the company. It 10 70.
ported that tho Buckeye Glasu Company
in Martins Ferry has offered the use Of
one oil their pots TO the LsBelle, but II
has not been accepted as yet. A. as53N
The cause Of the fire Ia still involved In
mystery. II Ia not at oil certain that II
originated from the ignition OF natural
gas. II 30, tho leak was inside the works,
as there Is no break In the Wheeling
Natural Gas Company6 Mains or any
manner In which gas could leak from the
pipsa outside the glasu house premises.
Tho full list Of insurance policies on The
plaan hnt1 no In ma fa1lnvs. - T. a. d. d. ri7-
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Capt. G. W. Bachelor, President, and
Mr.. Goo, Hurd, Secretary of the Natural
Gas Company Of West Virginia, and Mr..
q. A. Miller came down from Pittsburgh
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0. Washington 0. Esrned--C Chicago 3.
Errors-Chicago l; Warrington 4. Hits

0. Washington 0. Esrned--Chicago 3.
Errors-Chicago l; Warrington 4. Hits
Chicago II; Washington 6. Batterieg--
Clarkson and Darling; Gilmore aud Mack.
5At indianapolis the homo team won in
the ninth inning by streak Of batting.
indianapolis, 10; Boston, 8. Earned
indianapolis. n; Boston, 4. Errors--In.
dlanupoiis. s; Boston, s. Hits-Indian.
apolis, 10; Boston, IS. Ba.teries-Healy
and Arundle; Madden and Kelly. !.
At Baltimore Po,teY's cusyea had no
terror for the Baltimore 5atamen and he
was numerically pounded. Baltimore,
Is; Brooklyn, s. Hits-Balttmore, 10;
Brooklyn, 0. Er1ors-Baltimors, 8; Brook,
Ign, Z. Ba!terleu-Kilroy and Trott; Por'
ter and Pc opies. ,8 d n, li7J5,S u.
G'At st. LouiB there was no game, the
game scheduled ior the day having beer
played Sunday. li.g mn GE VA. 3
At Philadelphia Lynch puzzled tho Ath
letics for fvo Innings, but In tho sixth
they go. onto him IN fine style, knocking
out hvo runs, three OF them canned
Metropolitans 4, AthIoticsS. Hits-Mets
10; Athletics, II. Errors-Mets, G; Ath
letics, 8. Datteiies-Lynch and sommers
Seward and Robinson. ri a 7,PHfitft
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FOR SALE,

PICYCLE yFORESALE-5S.INCR
- Royal Mall Bicycle, In good condition, cheap,
!. a. Huge q 90. lots Martet street. - sell
EOR SALE--SECOND.HAND STEAM
a ,ENGtEEs-one Sx24; ono sx22: two ska:
one 8ISxl2: two 7x12; three Gxll Address, or call
on q. y. Hare 23l1 EeG street, 5R 81 te5s
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Tho Thief Escnped.

Last night about 8 o'clock stranger, a
young man wearing dicer hat and dark
clothes, undertook to steal pair OF panta-
looms az Gutmsn's clothing store. He was
detected III the sc. Of concealing them IN.
dor bis coat, and AIR. Gutman seized him
and telephone meGsage was cent to pc
lice headquarters. The man b.oke away,
and when clerk in!eriered he struck the
clerk in the eye. A large crowd had gath
cred about the doorc, but when the man
approached they very politely opened a
way for him to eecape, which he did,
minua hat. Officer Carney coon ep.
pearsd, but no trace Of the fugitive could
he find, z, AGsg5-.,' ~ "a n q 81
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho Oily aud Wheeling Folks

Strangers in tho Oily mud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
J. R. Mather, Of Buckhannon, Is at the
Stamm house. t u,
DR.. Charles Z. Norton, OF Charleston, IL
Registered at the Stamm house. is
Mr.. Harry Jones and wife left Thursday
Tor their new home at Bessemer, Ala.
Dr.. O. Cracrait and wife, Of Washing.
ton, Pa, were registered ct tho Mcclure
House yesterday. ll. r.
Miss Kate White has returned home
from Williamsburg, Va, where she made
an extended visit.
Dr.. r. 0. McMastor he's returned from
Philadelphia, where he took in the Con.
sti!utionsl Centennial celebration. u
Mr.. George Anderson has returned to
bis home at St. Clairsville, alter pleas.
ant visit to this city for several days.
Mr.. Dave Garden has resigned his posi-.
ton with the Whitaker Iron Works to 'go
On tho road" for Robert Simpson & Co.
William Terrell, formerly Of tho North
End, this city, hut who is at present 10.
Gated near Cleveland, is visiting friends
here. g,lg..}, NO 2, (
Mr.. Edward S. Beach, Of Terryville,
Conn.,, ia at the Stsmm house for few
days. the guest Of his nephew, Mr.. Austin
Bench. - 80 ; y. '5- -4 a,
Vim. MCGEE, Of Short Greek, this coun-
ty, who has been visiting frietids in the
city tos several days, returned home last
evening. ,-as-
Miss Maggie Dickman, who hes been
visiting ct the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Il. Robinson, in Jefferson county,
Ohio, for some time past, has returned
home. ,i. g.3
Capt. G. W. Bachelor, President, and
Mr.. Goo, Hurd, Secretary Of the Natural
Gas Company Of West Virginia, and Mr..
81. A. Miller came down from Pittsburgh
yesterday. lssc
Ex-Governor Pierrepont, Of West Vir-
ginis, attended the services at the Second
NJ. z. church yesterday morning, and in
the afternoon delivered an addsegs to the
nembers Of the Sabbath school class. He
was the guest Of Robert Marshall, Of Bluff
street.-Pittsb,sryh Leader. So. sa,s
Hon. Columbus sahon, OF Point Pleas.
ant, U. s. Marshal for this State, and
Hon. @. G. Waite, Of Charleston, q. S.
District Attorney, arrived in the city last
evening and arc regiatersd at the Stamm
house. They are bore for the purpose of
attending o. 8. Court, which opens hero
to-day. Il. ~. s0sT .E1sgs .4fsE .,',